Kobe Bryant has been enjoying the playoffs from home thanks to the Lakers ugly season and his injury but his brain is still in ball mode. He wants to give the Rockets some advice about stopping Steph Curry and it comes in the form of a riddle. James Harden has played excellent for the Rockets, but it’s been Steph and company actually getting the job done and leaving with wins. In Kobe’s mind, there really is no defense for Steph, as he told the Rockets essentially even the things they want Steph to do are still bad for Houston. Check the gallery!
(Photo) NBA: Kobe Bryant Tweets A Riddle About Guarding Steph Curry, Basically Says You Can’t Guard Him
(Video) NBA: James Harden Takes His Anger Out On Some Curtains After Blowing Final Play Against The Warriors
The Houston Rockets are now in big trouble as they find themselves down 2-0 in their best of seven series against the Warriors. It could have possibly been all tied up at 1-1 if James Harden didn’t absolutely choke on the final play of the game.
NBA: Allen Iverson On Kyrie & Steph: “Those Guys Are Next Level, I Didn’t Have The Handle They Do”
A lot of former players love to preach about how good their era was in comparison to current players, but Allen Iverson has been showing a lot of love to the younger guys. He has said repeatedly that Russell Westbrook is his favorite player and now he is showing Steph Curry & Kyrie Irving some love too.
(Video) Steph Curry Leaves His Defender Laying on The Ground Before Hitting A Dagger Step-Back 3
‘Oh, Don’t do it to em’, Chef!’ The man is just a human highlight reel and just helped lead his team to the Western Confrence finals last with a game 6 clinching win over the Memphis Grizzles. Of course, in Chef Curry fashion, didn’t leave the fans disappointed with the crossover dribbles to leave Courtney Lee touching earth and hitting a step back 3 over his next defender, sheeeeshhhhh.
(Photo) NBA: Steph Curry Trolls Grizzles For Passing On Him In The 2009 NBA Draft
As an athlete entering the league, I’m sure you look at every team that passes on you and use that as fire to keep working harder, at least the goods do, anyway. So when Steph Curry was taken with the 7th overall pick in 2009, he probably made sure to prove to those other 6 teams what they were missing on.
